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DonFerrari on 10 December 2010
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Parasitic said:
DonFerrari said:

Uhnnn I played since GT1 and they were always a game were you have to play a lot to progress... I don't think they have casual player in mind, wich is a problem for the people that want just to hook up and drive a monstruously powerfull car...

But yes, there are a lot of places to upgrade.


That's normally always a good thing but, GT5 didn't do it well. There's barely events in the game and once you get to lvl23, doing anything besides the American Championship in the Extreme Series is a waste of time if you have credits and leveling in mind.

I'm all for working towards a fast car but in GT5 it really feels more like repetitive grinding.


Did you tried winning all the challenges and builders cups?



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